Well, Piquet certainly elevated feuds to a form of art. Anyway, we shouldn't forget that Piquet had an excellent relationship with rivals like Niki Lauda, Alessandro Nannini and Jean Alesi.
He got on very well with Prost as well. In ‘83 I think it was, when they were fighting each other and the Ferrari’s for the title. Piquet invited Prost on to his yacht in Monaco for lunch. This was also done to piss off journalists who were trying to make them out as bitter rivals.
That's because these days sponsors are very quick to leave drivers who don't have a squeaky clean and politically correct image. Back in the day, F1's main sponsors were cigarette companies, which didn't really care what the public thought about the driver they were sponsoring, as long as a lot of people saw their logo and got hooked on their brand of nicotine.
The old days "drivers hating each others" moment were far more tense and personal.. up to the point where they insulting each others personal life outside Racing Track..
@@Tuppoo94 Well, James Hunt really understood how to make the best out of that. :) The way I understood it Marlboro were willing to pay half of his salary if he made a comeback in 1980 with McLaren. Stephen South (who?) was a lot cheaper as a stand in for Prost... I believe Hunt puffed Marlboro while standing on top of every F1 podium.
He also treated Ralf well when they were teammates at Jordan. When Damon announced his retirement in 99, Ralf wrote a nice tribute to him in F1 racing magazine
@@reptongeek if you have a link to this tribute I'm interested at the end of 1998 Hill took part to this emission He said in his biography, this is where it should have ended. th-cam.com/video/Pg0pMYh8dog/w-d-xo.html
Damon didn't hate Michael, he respected he's skill especially in the wet, but he was critical of some of he's on track antics, which he felt wasn't always inside the field of fairness .
Yeah but Damon was never really anything good. Hill is the Coulthard/Webber that got lucky. Michael did indeed cheat, but to put both of them in equal grounds is just blasphemy. Michael can be in the same sentence as many world champions, Hill is just not one of them.
@@DimitriMoreira Yeah I agree with that, Damon won he's world championship then the next season he was driving for awful arrows ,he just lost interest, in fact Michael past him at the Hungarian grand Prix, Damon said afterward he couldn't see why Michael was in such a rush, that's when it was time for Damon to quit.
Villeneuve hate Pironi after the trouble around Imola'82 two weeks before Zolder! But to say because of this trouble he had a fatal accident is complete nonsens!!!
@@watanukif1 I wouldn't say hate, but Pironi had ample disrespect from the end of 1981 onward. JoAnne tried to warn Gilles, but Gilles was a bit gullible and didn't take it in until the Imola incident. Everything leading up to it in 1982 had more to do with the crew chief at Ferarri, who a) didn't like the fact that he kept telling Enzo the 126 was a good chassis and Gilles told Enzo it was a brick...then Gilles was treated more like the #2 driver, and the crew chief wanted Pironi to be the first French WC. Pironi gets a bit too much of the blame, but Gilles treated Pironi well only to get stabbed in the back.
Just so snowflakes know, Senna didn't actually sleep with Nelson's wife and Nelson didn't believe Senna was gay and Senna obviously wasn't. The video fails to mention, just like Piquet patched things up with Mansell, he also said that "of course" (he respected Senna). He said: "I didn't like him personally, but he was the best at driver the time". Asked if he thought of creating his own team, just like Emerson did, he said "yes, I chatted with Emerson about it, but I wasn't going to drive for my own team like he did". And followed with: "I wanted Senna and Schumacher to drive, but Senna was the greatest at the time and Schumacher was the young blood looking for approval, so I could never afford one (Senna), while I'm also sure he would decline, and I'm not sure that other would want to risk his future (Schumacher)".
Piquet actually hated Patrick Head who openly favoured Mansell to this point that in Adelaide 1986 Head just called Piquet to box simply to ruin his title chances after Mansell had blown his tire.
Actually they called Piquet in, as after Mansell's tyre blew - it was a safety precaution. The Williams team had thought that they wouldn't need to do a tyre change pitstop at Adelaide in 1986 - but it turned out to go wrong for them.
@@gunnergav Didn't Prost have a puncture early in the race? Changing tires was safer and probably faster too. So not pitting was a strange thing to do for Williams, given the position they were in.
Piquet said in a Brazilian interview that he feels the tyre was really strange, and after the race the team and himself see who the tyre really going blow up, the tyre was really destroyed for inside
That was a sad joke by Piquet but it does not reflect the way he remember Ayrton Senna. He has always been respectful, and was very clear on a interview that year that Senna was killed by a car fallure.
@@42much1 Exactly. He was all about bad jokes. When Senna died, they interviewed Piquet and one journalist respectfully asked him "do you think there would be the same commotion if you were the one who died" and he replied "well, I have two races next month, we'll see".
@@vb917 Ironic, that two inferior drivers forced him into uncharacteristic mistakes...gotta give Hill some credit, given his lack of F1 experience for such an old codger.
I think Piquet later made it up with Mansell. He said he did it to undermine him at Williams, as Mansell was very fast ontrack - and he had to get an edge some how. He even said that in hindsight, that himself should of been WDC in 1986, but Mansell should of won in 1987(as he admitted he was better than him over that season - especially after his accident at Imola).
Just got this video recommended and have to say it's really grand, I may now look into other videos of yours, you have definitely earned a sub, great quality.
How could you leave out Senna vs. Prost? That shaped 3 years of F1 with accusations and counter-accusations and collisions that decided world championships.
@@paulmartin9070 I guess, there’s a fine line between being funny and down right disrespectful. If someone you know died and someone said something disrespectful is that funny?
@@oliverfarrelly7091 @Jason Rushton really? I just remember seeing the interview many years ago, will have to check it out again, I just remember being appalled by the joke and how Mansell laughed too.
Schumacher should have been stripped of the 94 championship after the 97 incident with proved he was a cheat . He is to this day one of best drivers in the history of f1 but he tainted himself with some very bad choices.
@@chrisc475 Lewis Hamilton beat record young double world champion Fernando Alonso as his team mate at McLaren in 2007 when Hamilton was a rookie. Hamilton had three team mates who were champions themselves. Almost all of Schumacher's team mates had never even won a single race when they became his team mate at Benetton and Ferrari. Hate to say this but drivers like Martin Brundle, Riccardo Patrese, JJ Lehto, Jos Verstappen, Johnny Herbert, Eddie Irvine and Rubens Barrichello don't compare to Fernando Alonso in his absolute prime, or Nico Rosberg, who did quite easy work of Michael Schumacher at Mercedes in 2010-2011-2012. Imagine Max Verstappen facing a 2018 season where Alonso, Raikkonen and Vettel had all retired and Lewis Hamilton tragically died in an accident?? Well, that is EXACTLY what happened to Schumacher in 1994. Prost, Piquet and Mansell were ALL retired. When Senna tragically died at Imola there was literally nobody proven to hold him hack. Fact is the very next race at Monaco in 1994 only had 4(!!) former winners. Schumacher, Hill, Berger and Alboreto. Nobody else had even won a single race. Senna dying gave Schumacher two titles way more easily. In fact he might not even have ended up at Ferrari in 1996 because Senna had an agreement he would join Ferrari after having won 5 titles. In fact Senna didn't even care whether he won another title with Ferrari or not as long as he finishes his career racing for them. When Hamilton won his 2nd title for Mercedes in 2014 he faced a four time champion with 39 wins (Vettel) a two time champion with 32 wins (Alonso) and a one time champion with 20 wins (Raikkonen). Hamilton himself only had 1 title and 21 wins at this point. Who did Schumacher face a comparable field in his 1994-2004 title years?? Senna beat Prost in the same car in 1988. Hamilton beat Alonso in the same car in 2007. Who the heck did Schumacher ever beat in the same car??
@@paulallen8109 That's a really interesting piece of analysis and I agree with you completely. Johnny Herbert's autobiography isva really good insight into sharing a garage with Schu, and as you'd expect, doesn't paint ms in a good light. Hamilton is the most complete racing driver ever, in my opinion. The way he can turn it on when needed, preserves the tyres, races cleanly and has been improving year on year for the last decade is unprecedented.
Wow. I’d always though Piquet was ok, however I now feel the need to smack his teeth out for him. Funny his name isn’t mentioned as being one of the greats, but Ayrton definitely is. Piquet may be alive, but Senna lives on forever.
I'm surprised that there's no mention of the very short but intense feud between Pironi and Gilles Villeneuve, that would factor in the latter's death.
In my opinion, Piquet has been misunderstood; his answer "I'm alive" means "I've had better luck". Piquet is no fool, and he knows that Senna died in an accident caused by a mechanical failure.
Yes, you are right . He was misunderstood . He said that in the interview when they were talking about casulties in formula. He meant that in a sense he doesnt care because he is alive .
Excellent video. Really enjoyed it after a long days work, sitting up in bed. Thanks for the entertainment. It has to be mentioned in regard to Piquet vs Mansell. Frank Williams was the worst, the very very worst at managing his drivers. Enzo pitted his drivers against each other, so no surprise in the outcomes. But Frank just made some real shocking driver management decisions. Maybe a video on this would be good. Great work. P.S. Mansell mania at Silverstone in the late 80's and early 90's was just phenomenal. Sure, Hamilton gets good support, as did Button and Hill et al. But Mansell...... really, the crowd were manic in their support. The atmosphere was awesome, like being in a rave, a huge sense of bonding existed in the stands. I hope we get that again. Maybe Russell can deliver that one day. I think the Brits could warm to him, and he looks like a driver who goes for it, all the time, like Mansell. He also has had some awful luck, just like Mansell, and the Brits love getting behind this type of driver. Viva the underdog who always goes down fighting to the last, balls to the wall.
Thank you, not sure why this comment was in the "held for review" section originally as there is nothing spammy at all in this comment but i've just seen this and approved it. Glad you enjoyed it!
Good point. If he handled it better, Reutemann would have been Champion in 1981 and Mansell in 1986 and 1987. So in 1987 Piquet took the the title and the Honda Engines with him to Lotus. Poor choice ...
@@albertotroisi4961 Yeah, Hunt was good friends with him - even during the epic 1976 battle for the championship. Hunt did hate Patrese though, as he blamed him for the death of Ronnie Peterson.
Ex v8 supercar driver Craig Lownde was a teammate of Montoya at red bulls Helmut Marko f3000 team in 1997 and described him at the most arrogant and self opinionated person he's ever met
GREAT VIDEO LOVED BOTH .what do you think about D RICCARDO? being from aus i have always backed him until hes last two team changes peronally i think he is being a saw loser and the truth is he was never going to catch max verstapen again. in F1 age is the thing hes just not the same driver with maclaren and i reckon they regret signing him espcially after being lapped by his team mate. thanks again for a great video
I like it I love it some other honorable mentions (Montoya Vs the Schumachers) Mansell and Prost remember Mansell leaving Williams as the defending World Champion instead of being Prost teammate I blame Sir Frank on that one.
Frank Williams fired Damon Hill being World Champion. I'm sure there started the decline of the team. 1997 they succeeded in still having the best car and a very fast driver. And then... 👎🏻
I'm from Brazil and one thing I can say: Piquet has a serious problem in his relationship with people inside and outside the F1 circus. Whenever he can, he criticizes someone harshly: Prost: ugly man, unable to win over a woman, scoundrel who stole his own friend's wife. Senna: hinted at his masculinity and accused him of driving only in teams with a fast car! (????) Mansel: Donkey, lazy, didn't know how to adjust car setup and liked ugly women. Barrichello: Bad pilot who made a lot of mistakes. Emerson Fittipaldi: He won races and championships more by breaking other cars that were ahead of his own merits. (!!!!) Enzo Ferrari: he was a senile old man Galvão Bueno: (F1 narrator on Brazilian TV) Idiot who did not know the F1 technology that only spoke nonsense. As you can see, Piquet is very unwilling to deal with people.
I don’t understand why everyone think Schumacher was wrong to block Hill , if you look back that season Hill hit him a lot of times took them both out of the race 1994 & 1995. Hill even hold Schumacher up in Japan 1996 even tho he’s a lap down
@Hot Rod Yep they get along well. When that incident in Baku happened Vettel was saddened his friendship with Lewis might not be repaired. It seems they've put that behind them and are still in good terms with each other.
Funnily enough I picked up on what I felt was Brundle's dislike of Alesi in a few race coverages after he retired. If Jean made a mistake or had an accident Martin would say something along the lines of 'oh look, Alesi fucking up again, what a surprise...' Kind of harsh.
You clearly weren't born yet when most of these feuds happened. Verstappen vs ocon and vettel vs webber is really nothing compared to how crazy it used to be
Not surprised by the Hill/Villeneuve - Schumacher dynamic. Hill was a proper racer and a gentleman. Schumacher was an arrogant cheat who would do anything for the win or a perceived win up to and including driving into a rival. (Multiple times)
Being brazilian let me tell you Piquet vs Senna is still going on to this day lol. According to Nelson, he never liked Senna's company because he was boring and only talked cars. What escalated things from general dislike to hatred was when Piquet won his third championship Senna gave an interview saying he would "allow" Piquet to have his moment in the sun because his moment was coming. A bit of a joke, a bit of passive aggressive stinger, Nelson really didn't appreciate that and things escalated.
@@mrdraw2087 I don't remember Montoya and Dennis not getting along while he was driving for them. Dennis probably wasn't that happy with Juan over the motorcycle injury and him not staying in shape. Juan probably disliked having to yield a victory at Spa to Kimi later that year. Thing got heated and lawyery, after Juan signed with NASCAR and Dennis pulled him out of the seat but held him to his contract and wouldnt let him race in NASCAR right away.
I was the same, but as time has passed, I have warmed to him more. It was a clash of personalities from different cultures. This stuff happens. I never rated Piquet. But that was because I gave Mansell everything. I was a true fanboy. And fanboys only see the greatness of their hero. Piquet got in Mansell's way, and I disliked him for it. On reflection, with age, and re-watching the 80's races, I reflect differently. He was really great at Brabham. He was lucky to beat Mansell to the title, but it I was wrong to dismiss him as a driver. He really was a great driver who I unfairly under-rated. Maybe 2 titles, and not 3, would be a better reflection. Thanks for reading my comment, and enjoy the season. Lets hope it gets more competitive.
My honest opinion: Schumacher vs Hill: 50% Schumacher fault, 50% Hill fault. Schumacher vs Villenueve: 50% Schumacher fault, 50% Schumacher fault. I like Schumacher, but I admit he was really dirty sometimes.
In the old days when they were real men things were so different. Back then the tracks were deadly and so were the cars, your best mate could be gone in an instant every weekend. They respected each other and for the most part they all got on together. Sadly those days are gone.
I dislike how everyone is blaming Schumacher for what happened in 1997. sure Jerez was 100 % on him, but Villeneuve had several terrible moments that year as well, almost getting a race ban for not having interest in finishing a race and cruising around in the race, being dangerous as hell
Ahhh so sometimes surprise surprise the team and their tactics between team mates can also play a part. Team orders or not. We are just talking about driver rivalries here. Not drivers who are in and out of favour with their teams at any given moment. Think of Lauda versus Ron Dennis. Prost too. Frank and Patrick and the way they played their drivers all the time basically. The team owners and bosses resent and hate the drivers but we aren't opening that can of worms are we ? Yes. So many stories. I am sure you all out there can think of other driver and team combinations which fell apart or just didn't kick off for various reasons.
Mansell vs Piquet, Senna vs Piquet, Piquet vs Piquet.... The Schumacher vs Hill battle was rather a media thing The Schumacher vs. Villeneuve thing was a media thing because the media need a new thing after the schumacher vs. Hill thing
Senna and prost? Hamilton and Rosberg? Hunt and Lauda? On this list you showed multiple rivalries which showed that they hated each other but eventually respected each other again, these 3 are prime examples
No, many didn;t. Mika Hakkinen, Kimi Raikkonen and Fernando Alonso amongst his rivals all seemed to get on well with him. Majority of his teammates did too, although some were unhappy that they were given inferior equipment.
Kimi vs his engineer is the real battle
Or Kim vs the drink
Kimi’s engineer is Leclerc’s voice twin
‘Shut up I know what I’m doing’
Mazepin vs every F1 fan with a drivers licence
Well, Piquet certainly elevated feuds to a form of art. Anyway, we shouldn't forget that Piquet had an excellent relationship with rivals like Niki Lauda, Alessandro Nannini and Jean Alesi.
This is true
He got on very well with Prost as well. In ‘83 I think it was, when they were fighting each other and the Ferrari’s for the title. Piquet invited Prost on to his yacht in Monaco for lunch. This was also done to piss off journalists who were trying to make them out as bitter rivals.
@@leggera1 Indeed it was the brazilian press that pushed Senna and Piquet against each other.
Every piece of shit guy has people the like them. Still a piece of shit guy. Hopefully he reached adulthood at old age though
@@leggera1 obviously not enough because Piquet had the chance to drive the MP4/4 but Prost wanted Senna. (Both Piquet and Senna were Honda drivers)
Can't wait for part 2.
Vettel x Mazepin
Latifi x Mazepin
Perez x Mazepin
Leclerc x Mazepin...
And so on
Albon x Mazepin aka bassicaly the whole grid at this point
@@kevinisthieryt543 Palmer vs Mazepin
Drivers hating each other in the modern era pales in comparison with how they hated each other in the 80s lol
i put it down to the girly wheel to wheel racing due to DRS. Battles dont last long enough so they dont get too heated.
That's because these days sponsors are very quick to leave drivers who don't have a squeaky clean and politically correct image. Back in the day, F1's main sponsors were cigarette companies, which didn't really care what the public thought about the driver they were sponsoring, as long as a lot of people saw their logo and got hooked on their brand of nicotine.
The old days "drivers hating each others" moment were far more tense and personal.. up to the point where they insulting each others personal life outside Racing Track..
@@Tuppoo94 Ya, I remember 2 cars touching and going off back in the day that developed in to a kind of a punch up,
@@Tuppoo94 Well, James Hunt really understood how to make the best out of that. :)
The way I understood it Marlboro were willing to pay half of his salary if he made a comeback in 1980 with McLaren. Stephen South (who?) was a lot cheaper as a stand in for Prost...
I believe Hunt puffed Marlboro while standing on top of every F1 podium.
5:02 Hill was a true Gentleman.
In his biography he said they couldn't be friends but he respected him
He also treated Ralf well when they were teammates at Jordan. When Damon announced his retirement in 99, Ralf wrote a nice tribute to him in F1 racing magazine
@@reptongeek
if you have a link to this tribute I'm interested
at the end of 1998 Hill took part to this emission
He said in his biography, this is where it should have ended.
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@@Ironminion1985 I don't I'm afraid. I did a quick Google search but couldn't find it.
@@reptongeek no problem
thanks for the search
have a nice day
Seems the driver who was most hated here by the most drivers is Schumacher. It reflects reality. LOL.
we should do best friendships next
Something i've been thinking about for sure
Cevert and Stewart should be on top i guess
Geooooooooorge
gas and lec, george and albon, lando and carlos, ric and jules forza jules man
Carlando.
You missed the biggest rivalry of them.
Carlos vs Lando
spot on
Netflix eh?
@@harrythompson1594 cringe.................... why do they do this even
Damon didn't hate Michael, he respected he's skill especially in the wet, but he was critical of some of he's on track antics, which he felt wasn't always inside the field of fairness .
That is a pretty British way of saying dishonest.
@@42much1 Yeah, well, I was trying to be a bit kind to him, cos let’s face it, he’s not a well guy is he.
@@davidellis5135 That's one way of putting it. He suffered severe brain damage. Pretty much dead.
Yeah but Damon was never really anything good. Hill is the Coulthard/Webber that got lucky. Michael did indeed cheat, but to put both of them in equal grounds is just blasphemy. Michael can be in the same sentence as many world champions, Hill is just not one of them.
@@DimitriMoreira Yeah I agree with that, Damon won he's world championship then the next season he was driving for awful arrows ,he just lost interest, in fact Michael past him at the Hungarian grand Prix, Damon said afterward he couldn't see why Michael was in such a rush, that's when it was time for Damon to quit.
Never forget the toxic rivalry with Pironi and Villeneuve, which in a fit of rage got Villeneuve killed
Really tragic that
Well, they didn’t hate each other only until Imola ‘82. Cringe fun fact: they were close friends before the pitboard race.
Villeneuve hate Pironi after the trouble around Imola'82 two weeks before Zolder! But to say because of this trouble he had a fatal accident is complete nonsens!!!
@@watanukif1 I wouldn't say hate, but Pironi had ample disrespect from the end of 1981 onward. JoAnne tried to warn Gilles, but Gilles was a bit gullible and didn't take it in until the Imola incident. Everything leading up to it in 1982 had more to do with the crew chief at Ferarri, who a) didn't like the fact that he kept telling Enzo the 126 was a good chassis and Gilles told Enzo it was a brick...then Gilles was treated more like the #2 driver, and the crew chief wanted Pironi to be the first French WC. Pironi gets a bit too much of the blame, but Gilles treated Pironi well only to get stabbed in the back.
@@WideAwakeViking where did you find that info? I want to read more. Didn’t know that side of the story.
The one between Piquet, Mansell, Senna and Prost was a square of hatred. Each one of them couldn't stand the others.
Piquet and Prost got on okay with each other, as did Mansell and Prost
Just so snowflakes know, Senna didn't actually sleep with Nelson's wife and Nelson didn't believe Senna was gay and Senna obviously wasn't.
The video fails to mention, just like Piquet patched things up with Mansell, he also said that "of course" (he respected Senna). He said: "I didn't like him personally, but he was the best at driver the time".
Asked if he thought of creating his own team, just like Emerson did, he said "yes, I chatted with Emerson about it, but I wasn't going to drive for my own team like he did".
And followed with: "I wanted Senna and Schumacher to drive, but Senna was the greatest at the time and Schumacher was the young blood looking for approval, so I could never afford one (Senna), while I'm also sure he would decline, and I'm not sure that other would want to risk his future (Schumacher)".
quite honestly a very underrated channel, i hope you guys see some great success this year
Thank you so much!!!
Jeez Piquet chill 💀💀💀💀💀
Piquet is a deeply unpleasant man.
@@evo5dave Hate him all you like, you can’t argue that he didn’t make the 80’s a lot more interesting and entertaining
@@evo5dave Nelson Piquet is toxic twat n forgotten.
he was right to say that stupid question = stupid answer. Easy
I am amazed how Webber vs. Vettel have been left out from this list.
They are in part 1.
Piquet actually hated Patrick Head who openly favoured Mansell to this point that in Adelaide 1986 Head just called Piquet to box simply to ruin his title chances after Mansell had blown his tire.
It looks like Piquet hated everybody and everybody hated Piquet.
Actually they called Piquet in, as after Mansell's tyre blew - it was a safety precaution. The Williams team had thought that they wouldn't need to do a tyre change pitstop at Adelaide in 1986 - but it turned out to go wrong for them.
Bollocks! The tires were failing as they where on a knife edge. Hence Mclaren drivers had already planned pitstops pre race.
@@gunnergav Didn't Prost have a puncture early in the race? Changing tires was safer and probably faster too. So not pitting was a strange thing to do for Williams, given the position they were in.
Piquet said in a Brazilian interview that he feels the tyre was really strange, and after the race the team and himself see who the tyre really going blow up, the tyre was really destroyed for inside
Nelson: I’m alive
Senna: But nobody’s remembering you for that are they?
Well... I'm afraid to say that's not a big consolation... You know, it's always better to be alive
You might not remember, but that's only because you're part time?
Everyone remembers Piquet.
That was a sad joke by Piquet but it does not reflect the way he remember Ayrton Senna. He has always been respectful, and was very clear on a interview that year that Senna was killed by a car fallure.
@@42much1 Exactly. He was all about bad jokes. When Senna died, they interviewed Piquet and one journalist respectfully asked him "do you think there would be the same commotion if you were the one who died" and he replied "well, I have two races next month, we'll see".
F1 driver: insults Schumacher
Schumacher: your not on my level 😐
was true in most cases though
SENNA: Bitch please
No one was in Schumacher level.
So it was really in all the time - Michael is the best of all times and will remain it
@@vb917 Ironic, that two inferior drivers forced him into uncharacteristic mistakes...gotta give Hill some credit, given his lack of F1 experience for such an old codger.
I think Piquet later made it up with Mansell. He said he did it to undermine him at Williams, as Mansell was very fast ontrack - and he had to get an edge some how. He even said that in hindsight, that himself should of been WDC in 1986, but Mansell should of won in 1987(as he admitted he was better than him over that season - especially after his accident at Imola).
Piquet is fucking crazy. Top 10 favorite driver.
Great breakdown , learnt A lot
Glad to hear!
Alan Jones vs Carlos Reutemann, Rene Arnoux vs Alain Prost,...
Just got this video recommended and have to say it's really grand, I may now look into other videos of yours, you have definitely earned a sub, great quality.
Cheers Man!
Nice video man, would love to see more of such content 🔥👌
Lol, you can't have any "Rivalries" motorsports videos without Montoya in it
Yeah, did he get on with any of his teammates?
Michael schumacher Monaco pole 2012.... 5 place grid penalty ...Damon Hill happened to be one of the stewards on the panel
Exactly. Schumacher may not be the best person out there, but Hill is no better...
Good.
How could you leave out Senna vs. Prost? That shaped 3 years of F1 with accusations and counter-accusations and collisions that decided world championships.
They're in part 1
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So I learnt a lot about piquet in this video
Yup, he’s very Toxic.
@@Blight225 No. He's very funny. But snowflakes will never understand him.
@@paulmartin9070 I guess, there’s a fine line between being funny and down right disrespectful. If someone you know died and someone said something disrespectful is that funny?
Piquet really annoyed me with the "am alive" response like wtf is worng with him
Mansell was sat next to Piquet when he said that, and Mansell laughed, so, Piquet and Mansell should get married, they are perfect for one another.
@@nvstewart it wasn't a that was funny laugh, you could tell he didnt find it funny.
@@nvstewart thought Nigel was gonna take him out, the way he laughed lol
@@oliverfarrelly7091 @Jason Rushton really? I just remember seeing the interview many years ago, will have to check it out again, I just remember being appalled by the joke and how Mansell laughed too.
Piquet was never in senna's class
Schumacher should have been stripped of the 94 championship after the 97 incident with proved he was a cheat . He is to this day one of best drivers in the history of f1 but he tainted himself with some very bad choices.
💯. His cheating means I'll always view LH as the better driver overall.
@@chrisc475 Lewis Hamilton beat record young double world champion Fernando Alonso as his team mate at McLaren in 2007 when Hamilton was a rookie. Hamilton had three team mates who were champions themselves. Almost all of Schumacher's team mates had never even won a single race when they became his team mate at Benetton and Ferrari. Hate to say this but drivers like Martin Brundle, Riccardo Patrese, JJ Lehto, Jos Verstappen, Johnny Herbert, Eddie Irvine and Rubens Barrichello don't compare to Fernando Alonso in his absolute prime, or Nico Rosberg, who did quite easy work of Michael Schumacher at Mercedes in 2010-2011-2012.
Imagine Max Verstappen facing a 2018 season where Alonso, Raikkonen and Vettel had all retired and Lewis Hamilton tragically died in an accident?? Well, that is EXACTLY what happened to Schumacher in 1994. Prost, Piquet and Mansell were ALL retired. When Senna tragically died at Imola there was literally nobody proven to hold him hack. Fact is the very next race at Monaco in 1994 only had 4(!!) former winners. Schumacher, Hill, Berger and Alboreto. Nobody else had even won a single race.
Senna dying gave Schumacher two titles way more easily. In fact he might not even have ended up at Ferrari in 1996 because Senna had an agreement he would join Ferrari after having won 5 titles. In fact Senna didn't even care whether he won another title with Ferrari or not as long as he finishes his career racing for them.
When Hamilton won his 2nd title for Mercedes in 2014 he faced a four time champion with 39 wins (Vettel) a two time champion with 32 wins (Alonso) and a one time champion with 20 wins (Raikkonen). Hamilton himself only had 1 title and 21 wins at this point. Who did Schumacher face a comparable field in his 1994-2004 title years??
Senna beat Prost in the same car in 1988.
Hamilton beat Alonso in the same car in 2007.
Who the heck did Schumacher ever beat in the same car??
@@paulallen8109 That's a really interesting piece of analysis and I agree with you completely. Johnny Herbert's autobiography isva really good insight into sharing a garage with Schu, and as you'd expect, doesn't paint ms in a good light. Hamilton is the most complete racing driver ever, in my opinion. The way he can turn it on when needed, preserves the tyres, races cleanly and has been improving year on year for the last decade is unprecedented.
you deserve more views dude !
M. Schumacher vs refridgerator at Suzuka's circuit 2003
Wow. I’d always though Piquet was ok, however I now feel the need to smack his teeth out for him. Funny his name isn’t mentioned as being one of the greats, but Ayrton definitely is. Piquet may be alive, but Senna lives on forever.
good video mate
Glad you enjoyed it!
Did this list not have Prost and Senna in it???? Wha???
You forgot hulkenburg vs magnussen mate 🤷♂️
Magnussen vs Grosjean?
09:25 being very close with one of the two I know what kind of an asshole Hamilton can be.
I'm surprised that there's no mention of the very short but intense feud between Pironi and Gilles Villeneuve, that would factor in the latter's death.
In my opinion, Piquet has been misunderstood; his answer "I'm alive" means "I've had better luck".
Piquet is no fool, and he knows that Senna died in an accident caused by a mechanical failure.
Nop. im brazilian and he didnt mean what ure saying. He hates Senna
@@joejohnnys
I know Piquet didn't like Senna.
But, I repeat, he is not a fool.
@@joejohnnys Brazilians asking him same question - who is better Senna or Piquet..
Yes, you are right . He was misunderstood . He said that in the interview when they were talking about casulties in formula. He meant that in a sense he doesnt care because he is alive .
Piquet is hilarious haha. So brutal.
You forgot Prost vs Mansell... But nice video overall. Good job
I like Senna than Prost because of his throttle technique and defensive driving skills and also the rain master and won races like Donnigton Park 1993
Excellent video. Really enjoyed it after a long days work, sitting up in bed. Thanks for the entertainment.
It has to be mentioned in regard to Piquet vs Mansell. Frank Williams was the worst, the very very worst at managing his drivers. Enzo pitted his drivers against each other, so no surprise in the outcomes. But Frank just made some real shocking driver management decisions. Maybe a video on this would be good. Great work.
P.S. Mansell mania at Silverstone in the late 80's and early 90's was just phenomenal. Sure, Hamilton gets good support, as did Button and Hill et al. But Mansell...... really, the crowd were manic in their support. The atmosphere was awesome, like being in a rave, a huge sense of bonding existed in the stands. I hope we get that again. Maybe Russell can deliver that one day. I think the Brits could warm to him, and he looks like a driver who goes for it, all the time, like Mansell. He also has had some awful luck, just like Mansell, and the Brits love getting behind this type of driver. Viva the underdog who always goes down fighting to the last, balls to the wall.
Thank you, not sure why this comment was in the "held for review" section originally as there is nothing spammy at all in this comment but i've just seen this and approved it. Glad you enjoyed it!
Good point. If he handled it better, Reutemann would have been Champion in 1981 and Mansell in 1986 and 1987. So in 1987 Piquet took the the title and the Honda Engines with him to Lotus.
Poor choice ...
Of course, Jenson Button famously had an absolutely dire record at Silverstone, so fans after a while surely knew he was unlikely to win at the track!
Good video keep it up!!!
Thanks for the compliment!
The fact that Massa was only exceptionally angry at lewis in Singapore despite Monaco and GB that year shows he is a great sportsman IMO.
You forgot Rosberg vs Hamilton and Magnussen vs Everybody
"Nasr vs Palmer"
Hahahahahahahaha
Ngl I was expecting Magnussen vs Hulkenberg
Alonso vs gp2 engine😕
Where is Alonso vs everyone??
Didn't most people on the grid in his heyday get on with him? Lewis Hamilton and maybe Felipe Massa excepted
underrated video
Cheers Bud!
You forgot Lauda vs Hunt and Hülkenberg vs Magnussen, as well as Piquet vs Salazar, I think 😅 But great Video, you earned yourself a sub 😇
Thanks for the sub!
Lauda and Hunt were actually good friends
@@albertotroisi4961 Yeah, Hunt was good friends with him - even during the epic 1976 battle for the championship. Hunt did hate Patrese though, as he blamed him for the death of Ronnie Peterson.
Piquet and Salazar are friends... ,
Nikki Lauda and James Hunt were very different people, but really respected each other
Exagerating is NOT journalism 101. It is marketing 101, and bad journalism.
Why did mansell always look about 45??
probably he drank from the fountain of middle-age youth
or maybe it's the signature mustache
He didn’t start F1 until he was in his thirties
@@davegsux - he did shave that off at the end of his career!
I´m Brazilian and I can say ... there is no one that Piquet doesn't hate ... 🙄
Globo telenovelas live and die by their villains. Life is no different, apparently.
Nice vid but what about Senna vs Prost?
Thank you! And check the F1 Teammates Who Hated Each Other video for that rivalry
You missed the biggest rivals ever: F1 car VS Pastor Maldonado
Ex v8 supercar driver Craig Lownde was a teammate of Montoya at red bulls Helmut Marko f3000 team in 1997 and described him at the most arrogant and self opinionated person he's ever met
F1 drivers who hated each other, changed to F1 drivers who hated each other. Yep, that makes perfect sense.
Surprised Salo v. Hakkinen wasn't mentioned, considering the bad blood between the two dating back even before either was in F1.
The bad relation between Schumi and Hill, still didnt prevent the briton to still hope that Schumi will be on his feet again after the skiing crash
GREAT VIDEO LOVED BOTH .what do you think about D RICCARDO? being from aus i have always backed him until hes last two team changes peronally i think he is being a saw loser and the truth is he was never going to catch max verstapen again. in F1 age is the thing hes just not the same driver with maclaren and i reckon they regret signing him espcially after being lapped by his team mate. thanks again for a great video
Glad you liked the videos mate!
Mansell was always a drama Queen.
I like it I love it some other honorable mentions (Montoya Vs the Schumachers) Mansell and Prost remember Mansell leaving Williams as the defending World Champion instead of being Prost teammate I blame Sir Frank on that one.
Frank Williams fired Damon Hill being World Champion. I'm sure there started the decline of the team. 1997 they succeeded in still having the best car and a very fast driver. And then... 👎🏻
@@joergs68 To be fair I would say that Williams would have loved to have fired Hill after 1995. Hill was horrendous in 1995.
I'm from Brazil and one thing I can say: Piquet has a serious problem in his relationship with people inside and outside the F1 circus. Whenever he can, he criticizes someone harshly:
Prost: ugly man, unable to win over a woman, scoundrel who stole his own friend's wife.
Senna: hinted at his masculinity and accused him of driving only in teams with a fast car! (????)
Mansel: Donkey, lazy, didn't know how to adjust car setup and liked ugly women.
Barrichello: Bad pilot who made a lot of mistakes.
Emerson Fittipaldi: He won races and championships more by breaking other cars that were ahead of his own merits. (!!!!)
Enzo Ferrari: he was a senile old man
Galvão Bueno: (F1 narrator on Brazilian TV) Idiot who did not know the F1 technology that only spoke nonsense.
As you can see, Piquet is very unwilling to deal with people.
This guy needs 1k subs
Haha Thanks Man!
How do you not have more subs?
Just grateful for every sub I do have!
I don’t understand why everyone think Schumacher was wrong to block Hill , if you look back that season Hill hit him a lot of times took them both out of the race 1994 & 1995. Hill even hold Schumacher up in Japan 1996 even tho he’s a lap down
Rosberg vs Tambay
Mansell vs Prost
Montoya vs Schumacher
Fisichella vs Villeneuve
Rosberg vs Tambay . ??? Why ? Long beach 83 perhaps or more?
@@kekepiket9153 Long Beach 83. Tambay was Very nervous with Rosberg
Hamilton vs Everyone he ever lost to
@Hot Rod when Vettel won a race he would complain about everything
@Hot Rod Yep they get along well. When that incident in Baku happened Vettel was saddened his friendship with Lewis might not be repaired. It seems they've put that behind them and are still in good terms with each other.
@RoadhogTime13 he got on well with Jenson
Indeed I think the only teammate Jenson Button has had a problem with was Jacques Villeneuve. And they got on okay by the end of their time together
Schumi just being Schumi.
good work, but what‘s with rosberg vs hamilton..?
Thank You! That's covered in my F1 Teammates Who Hated Each Other video
I would say Alesi and Brundle. That's not a great rivalry but they had a few coming togethers
Funnily enough I picked up on what I felt was Brundle's dislike of Alesi in a few race coverages after he retired. If Jean made a mistake or had an accident Martin would say something along the lines of 'oh look, Alesi fucking up again, what a surprise...'
Kind of harsh.
Piquet went way too far with the “im still alive” comment.
You missed out Michael Schumacher versus every other driver........ditto Sebastian Vettel..........spotted the similarities????????
Yep - both DGB’s..........
@@any1younger Got in one.
Verstappen VS Ocon should be on here, as well as Vettel VS Webber
You clearly weren't born yet when most of these feuds happened. Verstappen vs ocon and vettel vs webber is really nothing compared to how crazy it used to be
Ocon seems to be problematic with some drivers. He made it clear he and Pierre Gasly are not friends.
@@einezcrespo2107 - yes, he does seem to be old school in that respect. He didn't like Checo Perez either, when teammates
I think this video helps show why most people don’t talk about Nelson Piquet.
Here is the list of drivers who didn't hate each other
Hakkinen V Schumacher
List over.
The best rivalry ever
Not surprised by the Hill/Villeneuve - Schumacher dynamic. Hill was a proper racer and a gentleman. Schumacher was an arrogant cheat who would do anything for the win or a perceived win up to and including driving into a rival. (Multiple times)
Being brazilian let me tell you Piquet vs Senna is still going on to this day lol.
According to Nelson, he never liked Senna's company because he was boring and only talked cars.
What escalated things from general dislike to hatred was when Piquet won his third championship Senna gave an interview saying he would "allow" Piquet to have his moment in the sun because his moment was coming.
A bit of a joke, a bit of passive aggressive stinger, Nelson really didn't appreciate that and things escalated.
I'm not even an F1 driver and I always hated Michael Schumacher
in my case, MSC and HAM
@@davegsux No problem with Hamilton, he always had to battle with his teammates, and did so fairly as he did with rivals.
The Sutil incident was in 2011, allegedy it's part of the reason why Force India benched him for 2012.
What about Vettel vs. Webber ("Multi21" etc.)?
I don't think JPM and Kimi hated each other at all....now Ralf and JPM, that's a different story.
Montoya and Ron Dennis probably hated each other. Kimi probably didn't care. Montoya and Ralf was an entirely different story, though.
@@mrdraw2087 I don't remember Montoya and Dennis not getting along while he was driving for them. Dennis probably wasn't that happy with Juan over the motorcycle injury and him not staying in shape. Juan probably disliked having to yield a victory at Spa to Kimi later that year. Thing got heated and lawyery, after Juan signed with NASCAR and Dennis pulled him out of the seat but held him to his contract and wouldnt let him race in NASCAR right away.
@@mgers75 Maybe it's more a personality clash than them genuinely disliking each other.
well i have no respect for piquet anymore
I was the same, but as time has passed, I have warmed to him more. It was a clash of personalities from different cultures. This stuff happens. I never rated Piquet. But that was because I gave Mansell everything. I was a true fanboy. And fanboys only see the greatness of their hero. Piquet got in Mansell's way, and I disliked him for it. On reflection, with age, and re-watching the 80's races, I reflect differently. He was really great at Brabham. He was lucky to beat Mansell to the title, but it I was wrong to dismiss him as a driver. He really was a great driver who I unfairly under-rated. Maybe 2 titles, and not 3, would be a better reflection. Thanks for reading my comment, and enjoy the season. Lets hope it gets more competitive.
@@davinajanes6275 i think it was more of a refference to the "i'm alive" comment but yeah...
@@EmilForsberg_GRYBO Piquet makes jokes with everything, even with his own near fatal crashes
@@Sirtuta1 what was funny about that statement ¿
@@Sirtuta1 i don't think you know what i was reffering to. It was like you corrected me without knowing what i wad talking about
C'mon, Man! We all KNOW they "Race as One!"
7 mins in, Cheko in the background of the interview ;-)
I think Alonso vs Massa should be on the list.
My honest opinion:
Schumacher vs Hill: 50% Schumacher fault, 50% Hill fault.
Schumacher vs Villenueve: 50% Schumacher fault, 50% Schumacher fault.
I like Schumacher, but I admit he was really dirty sometimes.
In the old days when they were real men things were so different. Back then the tracks were deadly and so were the cars, your best mate could be gone in an instant every weekend. They respected each other and for the most part they all got on together. Sadly those days are gone.
5:30 thats Irvine, not Scumacher
Indeed it is!
What about Jones and Reutemann?
@RoadhogTime13 it was more Alan than Carlos. Carlos signed a contract , nobody forced him. Alan doesnt have respect for him, thats what he said.
Where is Coulthard vs Schumacher?
Good drivers had some of the best races and was fun to see them drive wild for pole position.
I dislike how everyone is blaming Schumacher for what happened in 1997. sure Jerez was 100 % on him, but Villeneuve had several terrible moments that year as well, almost getting a race ban for not having interest in finishing a race and cruising around in the race, being dangerous as hell
is funny how often the driver that push the other outside is always willing tu bury the atchet first..
Ahhh so sometimes surprise surprise the team and their tactics between team mates can also play a part. Team orders or not. We are just talking about driver rivalries here. Not drivers who are in and out of favour with their teams at any given moment. Think of Lauda versus Ron Dennis. Prost too. Frank and Patrick and the way they played their drivers all the time basically. The team owners and bosses resent and hate the drivers but we aren't opening that can of worms are we ? Yes. So many stories. I am sure you all out there can think of other driver and team combinations which fell apart or just didn't kick off for various reasons.
Mansell vs Piquet, Senna vs Piquet, Piquet vs Piquet....
The Schumacher vs Hill battle was rather a media thing
The Schumacher vs. Villeneuve thing was a media thing because the media need a new thing after the schumacher vs. Hill thing
How was Lewis vs Nico not on the list
It was in the last video
Senna and prost?
Hamilton and Rosberg?
Hunt and Lauda?
On this list you showed multiple rivalries which showed that they hated each other but eventually respected each other again, these 3 are prime examples
I think he already did teammates.
EVERY driver hated Schumacher.
hahahah, no, you hate him.
No, many didn;t. Mika Hakkinen, Kimi Raikkonen and Fernando Alonso amongst his rivals all seemed to get on well with him. Majority of his teammates did too, although some were unhappy that they were given inferior equipment.